RFE responses, structured against the request.
An RFE arrives with a deadline, and someone re-reads the whole file to find what's already there. CaseBlink breaks the notice into each request, maps the record against it, performs research using the AAO and policy manual, and drafts a meticulous response with time to spare.
The problem
The notice takes hours to read, and a weekend to answer.
The old way: Someone re-reads the entire file to find what was already submitted.
With CaseBlink: Each request in the notice is mapped to the evidence already on the case.
The old way: Responses may miss key points.
With CaseBlink: The response is structured against the specific government request, meticulous research is performed point by point.
How CaseBlink solves it
An answer for every request.
The notice, broken down
Each request in the RFE becomes its own item, with what the record already holds against it.
What's missing, requested
Gaps become follow-ups to the client, drafted by agents and sent with your approval.
Drafted with citations
The response cites the record and the new evidence, request by request.
From notice to response.
Planned the day it lands
The response is planned against each request, with the evidence the record already holds.
Gather what's missing
Follow-ups go to the client for anything the record can't answer.
Draft and review
The response is drafted request by request and cited to the record, for your review and sign-off.
Bring an RFE you've answered before.
We'll map it against the record on the call, and you can compare it with your response.
